Would a 4inch thin-line guitar be safe in this case?
38579
You would probably need to stuff something like a towel behind it so it wouldn't rattle around.
38580
It would be better to go for the cases they have for smaller bodied instruments. This case is for a full body guitar and would not "hug" the thinline body.
38581
I agree with others who say you would have to pad behind the guitar with something. A small pillow perhaps. Otherwise it may not move around but there would be undue stress on the neck with the body unsupported. It is pretty deep.
38582
Yes. And it should not wiggle around... mine does not. Indeed. You could use a towel if your guitar moves about, but mine does not. Cheers.
38583
This case is made for a full size Dreadnought guitar. You would need some extra padding to take up the extra room. It should fit the sides well but it would move up and down due to the slimmer body.
2020638
I have had mine for over a year now with no problems. I just buffed out a custom made guitar with it using 12" buffers with no problems
1136403
I'm the same height, 5'5"-ish. The FG700S is playable but a smaller one would probably be easier. After having this guitar for a while, I went to a guitar store to look for a more comfortable guitar. The guys at the store advised me to look into parlor guitars or "folk-size" guitars instead of dreadnoughts. (I haven't bought a smaller guitar yet but am seriously considering purchasing one soon.)
244062
I don't have a classic, but there is still plenty of room, I really don't think you would have a problem... But it's definitely worth trying factoring in the cost! All mine are standard size fretboards but there is definite wiggle room and the guitar actually rests between the fretboard and head. Hope this helps
643012
I used it for a Strat but I imagine the thicker Stratacoustic would fit if its not more that about 2" thick.
381698
I would not check a guitar in this case, but would be fine if you could carry on. Good case for local transport.
464701
If it is a 3/4 size electric guitar, you will be fine. If it is a 3/4 size acoustic guitar, these are the wrongs strings and will not work.
213301
Yes. Just don't use it recklessly. The reason i say that is because ive heard these cheap ones can break easy. But so far ive had no problems with it. It has worked fine for the couple months ive been using. But if you want a better that you can be a little reckless with go to a guitar center and get one from there. There about 4 or 5 dollars.
1711231
Doubtful -this case is not big enough for any full size guitar. It wasn't long enough for my SG standard.
461048
This case will work for a guitar that is 3/4 or smaller. It won't work for a full size guitar. If you do not know the size of the guitar you purchased, you could get a full size case because a 3/4 size will fit in a full size case.
1685109
A 3 inch thick guitar is going to be a tight fit, I'd doubt that it would work. You should check out the Legacy LGS-01 folding stand for something similar but adjustable for something between an electric and full body acoustic. Legacy LGS-01 Portable, Adjustable and Folding Floor Stand for Acoustic, Classical or Electric Guitars - Black
368405
if 3/4 is bigger than its 3/4. cuz this guitar is a little bulky and not small. its close to being full size. close. if ur a bigger person tho, u won't even notice this. i am not a big person. 5'5. and i wish it was a little smaller.less bulky.
464702
If it is a 3/4 size electric guitar, you will be fine.If it is a 3/4 size acoustic guitar, these are the wrongs strings and will not work.
1857934
I do not know how thick your guitar is it appears that it just fits a 2 1/2 inch guitar just fine but I don't think a full depth acustic will fit. Most thin body electrics will fit fine.
2086751
No problem at all. It's fan-braced (three fans) and totally symmetrical inside. Because it's for nylon strings and they are all similar diameter, I doubt you would even need to recut the nut as you would for a steel string guitar. Go for it!
739982
The tuners do not reach the bottom of the case, as the neck is well-supported before it hits the headstock. I'm not sure about how well a Bigsby equipped LP would fit in there; it is a pretty snug fit to the bottom of the LP body. I don't own a guitar fitted with a Bigsby, so can't even really estimate by adding a bit to the thickness of the existing bridge to estimate the fit.
554240
If you are thinking while the guitar is in the bag to keep if from collecting dust, only if the bag is less than 3 inches thick. The measurement inside the bottom front bracket and back bracket the guitar leans on is just under 3 inches.